CHINESE RELIGION AND TOMB SCULPTURES - A group of approximately 40 publications on Chinese religion and tomb sculpture. - photo 1

CHINESE RELIGION AND TOMB SCULPTURES - A group of approximately 40 publications on Chinese religion and tomb sculpture.

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30.03.2023 09:30UTC -04:00
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CHRISTIE'S
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ID 905420
Lot 13 | CHINESE RELIGION AND TOMB SCULPTURES - A group of approximately 40 publications on Chinese religion and tomb sculpture.
Including GROUSSET, René. De la Chine au Japon (From China to Japan). Monaco: Les Documents d'Art, 1951. LIMITED EDITION, no. 2891 of 3300 copies. Original cloth, printed and transparent dust jackets. -- DUNHUANG CULTURAL RELICS INSTITUTE ET AL. Zhongguo Shiku (Chinese Grottoes). Beijing and Tokyo: Cultural Relics Publishing House & Heibonsha, 1987-1994. 9 volumes. Text printed in Chinese. Original cloth, printed dust jackets. -- JIN, Weinuo et al. Zhongguo Meishu Fenlei Quanji: Zhongguo Siguan Diaosu Quanji (Complete Collection of Classified Chinese Fine Arts: The Complete Works of Sculptures in Chinese Monasteries). Ha'erbin: Heilongjiang Fine Arts Publishing House, 2002-2005. 5 volumes. Text printed in Chinese. Original cloth, printed dust jackets and slipcases. -- THE PALACE MUSEUM. Iconography and Styles: Tibetan Statues in the Palace Museum. Beijing: Forbidden City Publishing House, 2002. 2 volumes. Text printed in Chinese, with English captions. Original cloth, printed dust jackets and slipcase. -- HU, Wenhe. Zhongguo Daojiao Shike Yishushi (The History of the Art of Chinese Daoist Stone Carving). Beijing: Higher Education Press, 2004. 2 volumes. Text printed in Chinese. Original cloth, slipcases. Approximately 21 publications on Chinese Buddhism, Daoism and Chinese sculpture.
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